Plane-spotters fear Christmas in jail

One of the 12 British plane-spotters facing spy charges in Greece says the group fear they will remain in jail over Christmas.

Plane-spotters fear Christmas in jail
Mon, 10 Dec, 2001 - 10:00

One of the 12 British plane-spotters facing spy charges in Greece says the group fear they will remain in jail over Christmas.

Wayne Groves says they were promised they would hear something by last Monday or Tuesday but nothing has happened.

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